Give everyday bathroom and kitchen water points a more refined look with the Sunflo TERIM Collection.

Designed around a clean, contemporary aesthetic, TERIM brings together coordinated taps and mixers for wash basins, bathroom walls, kitchen sinks and bath-and-shower areas.

The current TERIM range includes a bib cock, long body tap, pillar cock, sink cock, 2-in-1 bib cock and 2-in-1 wall mixer with bend—giving homeowners, renovators and project buyers a simple way to maintain one consistent design direction across several important water points.

Explore the TERIM Collection by Sunflo and choose the fitting that best matches your space, plumbing and everyday use.

Meet TERIM – Modern Elegance for Everyday Spaces

Bathroom design does not always need to be loud to make an impression.

Sometimes the most successful fittings are those that look refined, work naturally within the room and continue the same design language from one water point to another.

That is the role of the Sunflo TERIM Collection.

TERIM combines contemporary styling with practical tap formats used around the home, including:

• Wash basin taps
• Bathroom wall taps
• Extended-reach taps
• Kitchen sink taps
• Dual-outlet bib cocks
• Bath and shower wall mixers

Instead of treating each fitting as a separate purchase, TERIM lets you build the space around one coordinated Sunflo collection.

What Defines the Sunflo TERIM Collection?

The TERIM range combines a distinctive visual style with the practical features verified across the current product family.

Contemporary TERIM Design

TERIM is designed for bathrooms and kitchens where you want a sleek, modern and polished appearance without making the fittings overly decorative.

Its styling can complement spaces featuring:

• Contemporary tiles
• Neutral colour palettes
• Clean vanity designs
• Modern wash basins
• Chrome bathroom accessories
• Simple architectural interiors

This makes TERIM particularly suitable for homes where the fittings should contribute to the design without visually overpowering the space.

Solid Brass Construction

Current TERIM taps are built using solid brass.

For a fitting that is opened, closed and exposed to water every day, the construction of the tap body deserves as much attention as its exterior appearance.

Chrome Finish

The current TERIM range uses a polished chrome finish.

Chrome provides a bright, familiar appearance that coordinates easily with other bathroom elements such as showers, health faucets, angle valves and related accessories.

Using several TERIM fittings together can also help create visual consistency across the bathroom.

Quarter-Turn Operation

Current TERIM taps use quarter-turn handles for quick and straightforward water control.

This keeps the fittings simple to operate during repeated daily use.

Foam-Flow Aerators

Applicable current TERIM products use foam-flow aerators to shape the water stream from the outlet.

As with any aerated fitting, occasional outlet cleaning may be useful where sediment or hard-water deposits accumulate.

Factory-Tested Products

Current TERIM taps are factory tested as part of Sunflo's quality-control process.

When selecting taps for frequently used spaces, manufacturing consistency and testing are important considerations alongside design.

Explore the Complete Sunflo TERIM Range

The current TERIM Collection contains six fitting types, each intended for a different water-point requirement.

TERIM Bib Cock Tap

The TERIM Bib Cock is a wall-mounted tap for straightforward everyday water points.

It can be considered for suitable applications in:

• Bathrooms
• Wash areas
• Utility spaces
• Other wall-mounted water points

The fitting combines the TERIM design with solid-brass construction, chrome plating, quarter-turn operation and an aerated outlet.

Choose the standard bib cock when your water point does not require additional spout reach or a second outlet.

TERIM Long Body Tap

Some wall-mounted water points need more clearance than a standard bib cock provides.

The TERIM Long Body Tap extends farther from the wall, making the water outlet easier to reach in suitable installations.

It can be useful around:

• Bucket-filling areas
• Bathroom wash points
• Utility areas
• Other wall-mounted applications requiring extra projection

The important word is requiring.

A longer tap is not automatically better. Choose it only when the additional reach genuinely improves your installation.

TERIM Pillar Cock Tap

For the wash basin, the TERIM Pillar Cock provides a deck-mounted tap option with the collection's contemporary styling.

A pillar cock rises vertically from a compatible basin or countertop rather than projecting from the wall.

It can be considered for:

• Home wash basins
• Attached bathrooms
• Guest bathrooms
• Apartment washrooms
• Office wash areas
• Commercial wash basins

Before selecting the tap, check the basin mounting position, spout reach and water-supply arrangement.

TERIM Sink Cock Tap

The TERIM Collection also extends into the kitchen through the TERIM Sink Cock.

Kitchen taps experience frequent everyday use, so the tap needs to work comfortably with the actual sink—not just look good in isolation.

Before choosing your sink cock, consider:

• Width and depth of the sink
• Water-point location
• Spout reach
• Vessel clearance
• Mounting position
• Available plumbing

The right kitchen tap should make routine rinsing and washing easier.

TERIM 2-in-1 Bib Cock

The TERIM 2-in-1 Bib Cock provides a regular water outlet together with an additional outlet connection.

The current product is designed for applications where another compatible fitting—such as a hand shower or jet spray—needs to share the same water point.

This can be especially useful around suitable bathroom or WC areas where two functions are required but you want to avoid installing completely independent wall taps.

If your installation needs only one outlet, however, the standard TERIM Bib Cock may remain the simpler choice.

TERIM 2-in-1 Wall Mixer with Bend

For the bath and shower area, TERIM includes a 2-in-1 Wall Mixer with Bend.

The exposed mixer is designed to bring hot and cold water control together and support:

Lower Spout + Overhead Shower

This configuration is practical for bathrooms where people may use both shower bathing and a regular lower spout.

It also allows the wall mixer to visually coordinate with other TERIM fittings in the same bathroom.

Which TERIM Tap Should You Choose?

Use the water point first to identify the correct fitting.

Requirement

TERIM Product to Consider

Standard bathroom wall point

TERIM Bib Cock

Wall point needing additional reach

TERIM Long Body Tap

Wash basin

TERIM Pillar Cock

Kitchen sink

TERIM Sink Cock

Regular outlet + secondary connection

TERIM 2-in-1 Bib Cock

Hot/cold bath + overhead shower

TERIM 2-in-1 Wall Mixer

Once the product type is clear, check the actual plumbing and installation dimensions before purchasing.

One TERIM Collection for Different Areas of Your Home

One of the strengths of TERIM is that it is not limited to a single tap type.

The same design language can continue across multiple spaces.

Wash Basin

Use the TERIM Pillar Cock for an appropriate single-water-line basin installation.

Bathroom Wall Points

Choose between the TERIM Bib Cock and TERIM Long Body Tap depending on the reach required.

WC or Dual-Outlet Area

Consider the TERIM 2-in-1 Bib Cock where a regular outlet and compatible secondary connection are both required.

Kitchen

Use the TERIM Sink Cock for a compatible kitchen sink installation.

Bath & Shower

Use the TERIM 2-in-1 Wall Mixer with Bend where hot and cold water serve both a lower spout and overhead shower.

This creates a more connected product journey from room to room.

Why Choose a Coordinated TERIM Bathroom?

A bathroom often contains more visible metal fittings than we realise.

Consider:

Pillar Cock + Bib Cock + Long Body Tap + Wall Mixer + Shower + Health Faucet + Angle Valve

If every fitting follows a completely different shape and design language, the finished room can feel visually disconnected.

Using a coordinated collection helps solve that.

A More Consistent Interior

TERIM can help maintain a similar contemporary design direction across the main tap types.

Easier Product Selection

Once you know that the TERIM design suits your bathroom, you can focus on choosing the correct fitting type instead of restarting the design search at every water point.

Better Multi-Bathroom Planning

Using the same collection across similar bathrooms can simplify both design decisions and product schedules.

Useful for Projects

Builders and contractors can also specify fittings by collection and application rather than selecting unrelated models separately.

Is the TERIM Collection Right for Your Bathroom?

TERIM is worth exploring if your priority is a bathroom that feels:

• Contemporary
• Clean
• Coordinated
• Polished
• Practical
• Visually balanced

It is especially relevant when you want the fittings to contribute to a modern interior without becoming the most dominant design element in the room.

The right decision should still begin with functionality.

First decide whether you need a:

Bib Cock / Long Body Tap / Pillar Cock / Sink Cock / 2-in-1 Tap / Wall Mixer

Then decide whether TERIM is the design you want for that fitting.

TERIM for the Wash Basin Area

A wash basin tap sits directly in the user's field of view, making it one of the most noticeable fittings in the bathroom.

The TERIM Pillar Cock can suit a compatible single-water-line wash basin while continuing the collection's contemporary look.

Before buying, check:

Basin Mounting

Make sure the basin or counter supports the installation.

Spout Reach

The water stream should fall comfortably into the usable portion of the bowl.

Tap Height

The relationship between tap height and basin depth can influence hand clearance and splashing.

Water Supply

A standard pillar cock controls one water supply.

If your basin requires both hot and cold water, choose a mixer designed specifically for that plumbing arrangement.

TERIM Bib Cock vs TERIM Long Body Tap

Both products are wall mounted, but they should not be treated as interchangeable.

Choose the TERIM Bib Cock When:

The standard outlet projection comfortably serves the required water point.

Choose the TERIM Long Body Tap When:

The tap needs to extend farther away from the wall to provide useful additional clearance.

Long body taps may be particularly useful where:

• Buckets need to sit below the tap
• The wall connection sits farther from the usable wash area
• Extra spout projection improves access

Measure or inspect the installation first rather than choosing based on appearance alone.

When Should You Choose the TERIM 2-in-1 Bib Cock?

A 2-in-1 tap is useful only when you need its second connection.

Consider the TERIM 2-in-1 Bib Cock when one water point needs to provide:

Regular Tap Outlet + Compatible Secondary Outlet

This may help create a neater arrangement around certain WC, bathroom or utility applications.

For a simple wall outlet where no secondary connection is required, the regular TERIM Bib Cock remains the more straightforward solution.

More functions do not automatically create a better installation.

TERIM for Kitchen Sink Areas

The kitchen requires a different buying approach from the bathroom.

Here, reach and working clearance matter significantly.

When considering the TERIM Sink Cock, check where the stream will fall relative to:

• Sink bowl
• Large vessels
• Utensils
• Counter edge
• Wall position

A kitchen tap that reaches too little or too far can become inconvenient even if its design looks perfect.

Plan the tap and sink as one working area.

TERIM for Bath and Shower Areas

The TERIM 2-in-1 Wall Mixer with Bend is designed for bathrooms that need both hot and cold water control together with:

• A lower spout
• An overhead shower connection

This configuration can suit common Indian bathing habits where different members of the household may prefer different ways of bathing.

For new bathrooms, choose and position the wall mixer before the final plumbing and tile installation.

For an existing bathroom, first check whether the hot-water, cold-water and shower points are compatible with the proposed replacement.

TERIM for New Home Construction

A new home gives you an opportunity to plan fittings before the water points become fixed.

Instead of telling the plumber simply to "leave a tap point", decide the function of each point first.

A TERIM fitting schedule could look like:

Wash Basin

TERIM Pillar Cock

Bathroom Wall

TERIM Bib Cock

Bucket / Wash Point Requiring Reach

TERIM Long Body Tap

WC / Dual-Outlet Area

TERIM 2-in-1 Bib Cock

Bath & Shower

TERIM 2-in-1 Wall Mixer with Bend

Kitchen

TERIM Sink Cock

This approach helps the plumbing plan and product selection support each other.

TERIM for Bathroom Renovation

Renovation usually means working with plumbing that already exists.

Before replacing an old tap with TERIM, check:

• Existing mounting type
• Pipe location
• Current inlet arrangement
• Required spout projection
• Hot and cold lines
• Wall mixer spacing
• Shower location
• Available clearance

If the existing plumbing already suits the required TERIM product type, replacement can be much simpler than changing the complete water-point arrangement.

Aesthetic upgrades should not create unnecessary plumbing work unless the renovation already includes those changes.

TERIM for Apartments

Apartment bathrooms often have fixed concealed plumbing.

That makes product compatibility particularly important.

Depending on the apartment, TERIM may be used for applications such as:

• Pillar cock at the basin
• Bib cock at a wall point
• Long body tap where additional projection is needed
• 2-in-1 tap near an appropriate dual-use area
• Wall mixer in the bathing zone
• Sink cock in the kitchen

Before changing product type, confirm what the existing plumbing can support.

TERIM for Independent Homes

Independent homes often provide greater flexibility during new construction and major renovation.

This makes it easier to coordinate TERIM fittings across:

• Attached bathrooms
• Common bathroom
• Guest washroom
• Kitchen
• Utility areas

Using one collection across these water points can create continuity without requiring every room to look identical.

TERIM Bathroom Fittings for Builders & Contractors

For a project buyer, good product selection needs to work at scale.

Builders, developers, architects, plumbing contractors and dealers may need to repeat the same fitting type across many units.

The current TERIM range covers several common requirements within one collection:

• Basin fitting
• Standard wall tap
• Long body wall tap
• Kitchen sink tap
• Dual-outlet bib cock
• Bath-and-shower wall mixer

This can simplify specification for:

• Apartment projects
• Villas
• Residential developments
• Renovation contracts
• Multi-bathroom properties
• Dealer requirements

Create a room-wise requirement and quantity schedule before placing a project enquiry.

Shop TERIM by Product Type

I recommend adding this visual navigation directly above the product grid.

Bib Cock

For standard wall-mounted water points

Long Body Tap

For water points requiring extra reach

Pillar Cock

For compatible wash basin installations

Sink Cock

For kitchen sink applications

2-in-1 Bib Cock

For regular + secondary outlet requirements

Wall Mixer

For lower spout + overhead shower use

This makes the page useful even for a first-time visitor who reaches Sunflo from Google without already knowing what TERIM is.

How to Choose Between TERIM and Other Sunflo Collections

Sunflo currently offers five core collection families:

• ORIO
• NOVA
• TERIM
• PINACO
• DELUXE

The easiest way to choose is not to compare collection names first.

Use this process.

Step 1: Identify the Product Type

What does the plumbing point actually need?

Bib cock? Pillar cock? Long body tap? Sink cock? 2-in-1 tap? Wall mixer?

Step 2: Compare That Product Across Collections

Once you know the required fitting, compare the TERIM design with the corresponding NOVA, PINACO, DELUXE or other available Sunflo option.

Step 3: Look at the Complete Bathroom

If you need several fittings, compare them together.

A pillar cock may look attractive individually, but the real question is how it works visually with the bib cock and wall mixer you will also install.

TERIM vs NOVA, ORIO, PINACO and DELUXE

There is no universal "best" Sunflo collection.

Each collection gives customers another design direction.

Consider TERIM when its sleek contemporary styling and modern elegance best fit the bathroom or kitchen you are creating.

But do not allow collection preference to override application.

The right order is:

Choose the fitting → confirm the plumbing → compare Sunflo designs → select the collection.

That leads to a better result than choosing by appearance alone.

Complete Your TERIM Bathroom with Sunflo

After selecting TERIM taps, connect users naturally to the rest of the Sunflo range.

Bathroom Accessories

For health faucets, shower arms, connection tubes, valves and supporting fittings.

Pillar Cock Taps

Compare TERIM with other wash-basin tap designs.

Bib Cock Taps

Explore alternative wall-mounted tap options.

Long Body Taps

Compare extended-reach designs across Sunflo collections.

Kitchen Sink Taps

Explore sink-tap options for kitchen installations.

Bath & Shower Mixer Taps

Explore wall mixers and related bath-and-shower configurations.

This creates an SEO and shopping path from:

TERIM Collection → Product Type → Individual Product → Related Fittings → Purchase / Enquiry

Why Choose the Sunflo TERIM Collection?

The current TERIM range brings together:

• Solid-brass tap construction
• Chrome-finished fittings
• Sleek contemporary TERIM styling
• Quarter-turn operation
• Foam-flow aerators on applicable taps
• Factory-tested products
• Six important tap and mixer formats
• Coordinated bathroom and kitchen design
• Retail and project applications

The result is a collection that can work equally well for someone replacing one tap and someone planning fittings for an entire property.

Choose the product type you need, compare the TERIM design and build the rest of your space around a consistent fitting family.

Need Help Choosing TERIM Taps?

If you are unsure which TERIM fitting matches your installation, share the requirement before ordering.

For a replacement, useful details include:

• Existing tap type
• Installation location
• Wall or basin mounting
• Number of outlets required
• Hot and cold water availability

For a new home or project, prepare:

• Number of bathrooms
• Basin requirements
• Wall tap requirements
• Kitchen requirements
• Shower/mixer requirements
• Quantities
• City
• Retail or project requirement